Engine compatibility between models? VQ37VHR
#16
I had my engine swap 4 years back after the old engine got Hydro-lock/water-damage due heavy rain . I have 2008 G37s So i coudnt find the same engine that time , But i found 2009 G37x coupe engine . After i bought the engine i just changed 2 things to make it same as my old engine:
1- Crankcase (the x case has two holes for all wheels drive shaft)
2- Fuel injectors ( g37x injectors holes are bigger than g37s injectors)
4 years with no unusual issues . But the only thing is oil consumption .
1- Crankcase (the x case has two holes for all wheels drive shaft)
2- Fuel injectors ( g37x injectors holes are bigger than g37s injectors)
4 years with no unusual issues . But the only thing is oil consumption .
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SharpByCoop (11-12-2013)
#17
Thanks advan37 - Can you clarify: I mentioned in the previous post the LOWER 'crankcase' casting has the tunnel for the driveshaft. It is below the engine block.
Did you swap the ENTIRE upper engine block crankcase: including rods, crank, heads, bores, etc? Or did you swap just the lower section? This is important.
I will need to get OEM G37x injectors?
Thank you.
Coop
Did you swap the ENTIRE upper engine block crankcase: including rods, crank, heads, bores, etc? Or did you swap just the lower section? This is important.
I will need to get OEM G37x injectors?
Thank you.
Coop
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SharpByCoop (11-13-2013)
#19
^^^ Excellent. This is EXACTLY what I needed to hear. (Had I known this earlier I would have found one locally, however, I wouldn't have gotten such a SUPER deal from a forum meber (tech7) either!)
What this means is I'm on my way to completing this conversion. Once done there will be a very nicely running OEM G37 for sale, and a LOT of hi-performance parts.
I WILL post when I'm ready to sell, but not yet. No more PM's please!
Coop
What this means is I'm on my way to completing this conversion. Once done there will be a very nicely running OEM G37 for sale, and a LOT of hi-performance parts.
I WILL post when I'm ready to sell, but not yet. No more PM's please!
Coop
#20
Here's where I'm at:
This was worth a three hour drive. Look at the casing line BELOW the crank saddle.
That's this component from the X model. Not needed on the Coupe, and it swaps over.
We're in and getting done. ALL OEM components now (including 5AT trans), and I'm preparing performance parts to sell in a couple of weeks.
Thanks for the advices.
Coop
This was worth a three hour drive. Look at the casing line BELOW the crank saddle.
That's this component from the X model. Not needed on the Coupe, and it swaps over.
We're in and getting done. ALL OEM components now (including 5AT trans), and I'm preparing performance parts to sell in a couple of weeks.
Thanks for the advices.
Coop
#22
Your timing is impeccable.
Jimmy's JUST finished everything: We needed an OEM Fuel tank pod, trans lines, fuel lines, Belt tensioner, thermostat, gaskets and more.
It's almost ready. Sam @ GTM is searching to see if he has my original ROM file. we're stalled until that's burned in. (Dealership?)
Wondering out loud: I have the Osiris cable for upgrading tune. Is this transferable in any way to another? LMK if you know. I don't.
Stay posted. I am starting the cleaning and sorting and the photo process for a slew of hi-perf parts, but the weather isn't cooperating.
Coop
Jimmy's JUST finished everything: We needed an OEM Fuel tank pod, trans lines, fuel lines, Belt tensioner, thermostat, gaskets and more.
It's almost ready. Sam @ GTM is searching to see if he has my original ROM file. we're stalled until that's burned in. (Dealership?)
Wondering out loud: I have the Osiris cable for upgrading tune. Is this transferable in any way to another? LMK if you know. I don't.
Stay posted. I am starting the cleaning and sorting and the photo process for a slew of hi-perf parts, but the weather isn't cooperating.
Coop
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SharpByCoop (12-11-2013)
#24
Thanks Sam! I'm all set. I found an exact replacement on eBay for $100. The trans lines cost $275 from the dealer. Ouch. Everything is in.
Sam@GTM has been VERY helpful, found and sent me back the OEM ROM tune last night. They will go for the fire-up this morning. Crossed fingers.
Stay posted.
Coop
Sam@GTM has been VERY helpful, found and sent me back the OEM ROM tune last night. They will go for the fire-up this morning. Crossed fingers.
Stay posted.
Coop
#25
Your timing is impeccable.
Jimmy's JUST finished everything: We needed an OEM Fuel tank pod, trans lines, fuel lines, Belt tensioner, thermostat, gaskets and more.
It's almost ready. Sam @ GTM is searching to see if he has my original ROM file. we're stalled until that's burned in. (Dealership?)
Wondering out loud: I have the Osiris cable for upgrading tune. Is this transferable in any way to another? LMK if you know. I don't.
Stay posted. I am starting the cleaning and sorting and the photo process for a slew of hi-perf parts, but the weather isn't cooperating.
Coop
Jimmy's JUST finished everything: We needed an OEM Fuel tank pod, trans lines, fuel lines, Belt tensioner, thermostat, gaskets and more.
It's almost ready. Sam @ GTM is searching to see if he has my original ROM file. we're stalled until that's burned in. (Dealership?)
Wondering out loud: I have the Osiris cable for upgrading tune. Is this transferable in any way to another? LMK if you know. I don't.
Stay posted. I am starting the cleaning and sorting and the photo process for a slew of hi-perf parts, but the weather isn't cooperating.
Coop
i believe you need to return the cable to stock by retuning your car to stock then someone will be able to use your cable
glad to hear things are progressing good with your car
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SharpByCoop (12-11-2013)
#26
ivory08: That's great news. We did just that, and if this allows my cable to be utilized elsewhere it sweetens my package for sale.
GREAT news for me: The car fired up immediately, and they've run it up and down the highway, rechecked all fluids and hoses, and it's solid. Jimmy says the engine and trans, both from unconfirmed running sources, are better than he expected. Sweeet!
He dropped it off at a local Infiniti dealer this eve, because it needed the 'steering angle sensor calibration' for alignment (?). Our local alignment/tire shop could not do this. When you drop all the front suspension for engine removal, it requires this.
Anyway, I'll pop a couple of photos to confirm tomorrow. The car looks great. As always--it's a G37!
Coop
GREAT news for me: The car fired up immediately, and they've run it up and down the highway, rechecked all fluids and hoses, and it's solid. Jimmy says the engine and trans, both from unconfirmed running sources, are better than he expected. Sweeet!
He dropped it off at a local Infiniti dealer this eve, because it needed the 'steering angle sensor calibration' for alignment (?). Our local alignment/tire shop could not do this. When you drop all the front suspension for engine removal, it requires this.
Anyway, I'll pop a couple of photos to confirm tomorrow. The car looks great. As always--it's a G37!
Coop
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Maelstrom (08-17-2015)